Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1890, Page 4

a i, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1890. -October 9, 1590, ‘THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. —_————— AD extra session is sometimes a necessity to the dominant party, occasionally indispensable to the public, always welcome to portion at least of the people. When the first session of the Fifty-first Congress closed on the Ist in- stant the general opinion was that no extra Session would be called this year. Such astep is not without risk to the party taking it If it could be safeguarded in advance at all points the extra session would be an unqualified party advantage, but the action of such extra session cannot be forecast. Something unforeseen and perhaps unforeseeable may occur and mar ali the plans of the political organization whose hopes have been founded upon the issue of the session. Henco administrations have beeu chary of calling Congress together out of rogular session. Unquestionably, however, a large and influential clement of the admuinis- tration party wishes to have Congress mect this year eartier than the regular session for the purpose especially of passing the federal elections bill, To Tax Stan and the non-par- tisan portion of the public the greatest neces- sity of the situation is notso much an extra session for the passage of any particular bill asan entirely different apportionment of time devoted to congressional work in the two ses- sions. It has been long apparent that the short session is a serious disadvantage. No other leguslative body has such a thing as a bricf fixed term supplementing a long indefinite ses- sion. Any one of the propositions for change before the public is better than the existing arrangement, by which a Congress chosen in November | ssembles in regular session for the first time in the second December following. ‘The whole beautiful autumn scason is lost, the hot summer is often passed in legislative labors. Some plan for equalizing the sessions or pro- viding a continuous session with recesses and at the same time for sooner assembling after election should be adopted without further delay. This would be by far the wisest solu- tion of the question of extra sessions. — As Tur Sran said just before his arrival, the visit of the Count of Paris is in no sense offi- ¢ial, This republic, the friend of the republic of France, does not receive him asa claimant of the French throne. If there was a tinge of oficial recognition at New York or anything that meant more than a personal tribute of Americans to an ex-soldier of the Union army in the war for the Union 1t was unwarranted by anything inthe history of the country and presumably unwarranted by anything in the instructions of the government. aaa Governor Campbell of Ohio may lose the machine democrats of that state by his present course, but he can console himself with the thought that all the republican editors in the state are asserting on their editorial affidavits that he is an honest man, When a republican will say this of » democrat or vice versa in the state of Ohio, some violent moral convulsion must be occurring. Evidently the governor has acted like an upright man. a The Kansas City Sfar thus unfeelingly and unexpectedly thrusts itself into a matter which does not in any way concern it and which is cowardly in the extreme, seeing that Congress cannot kick, with Kilgore in Texas and the otber foot in the grave: The chief of police at Washington says he wants half a million dollars for police expenses next year. It is to be hoped that it will be many years before the country again sees another Congress like the present one, but there is nothing like being prepared for emer- gencies. $a The New York Sun persists in defending the trotting record of Axtell against that of Nelson, which is a half second shorter, because Nelson's record was made on the new kite shaped track. Would not the Sun be justitied in the same objections if Nelson had made his record on a “fast track” of the ordinary ellipti- cal patter A mile # amile and the horse that gets from one end of it to the other in the shortest time is the fastest horse, the Sun and old fogyism to the contrary nothwithstanding. — The congressional election in Randall's old district has divided the republican press of Philadelphia into three parts, like “all Gaul” in{Cwsar's time. The North American wants a republican candidate. The Press sees no use for one, yet opposes any republican support of Mr. Vaux. The Inquirer is prepared to ac- cept the venerable independent as a bourbon democrat, ascholar and gentleman and the less of two evils. —$—$— ‘The ezar of Russia shows himself, as usual, unprogresaive and not disposed to keep abreast of the times. The friends of one Baron Naldi, who had embezzeled two million rubles—no common thief, you will observe—have been persistent in their efforts to secure his pardon, but the czar is inflexible and will insist upon the full measure of the law. — + The electric companies are more active than ever in their endeavors to prevent the electro- cution of Jugigo, the New York murderer, and the court authorities are beginning to be con- vinced that electricity is as armless a fluid as mili. = The Savannah News has gone to the trouble to find out that in every other district in Maine except Mr. Reed's the state democrats made gains. The News may not have so intended it, bat this would scem to show how very, very popular Mr. Reed is. ——— The fact that the Obio campaign opened with a train robbery ean scarcely be accepted as circumstantial evidence that the railroads have refused to come down peaceably with the meedful. $$ —___ Revolutionary Buenos Ayres is an excellent place of residence at present if one has a large life and accident policy on himself. ——— Kemmler was Kemmlerized, but will Jugigo be jugigoed? The electric companies think now Dorerass & Bu. INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, 9TH ST. FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY ‘Those interested ‘n infants and children will find it advantageous to look at the following list, st special Prices on those days Infants’ First She 80, 75e_ and gl. To Su aud 73. Five styles Hand Crochet 50c. Sacques at 40c. Children’s 35 and 4c. Muslin Aprous at 25 and 35c. Ladies’ Kibbed Union Sui 2 Dresses. Kexular price, 25, © sold on above days at 25, 30, Ladies’ and Children's Kuit Woul Sisitts, all colors and prices ‘We ask your especial attention toa full lize of the beat imported Germantown and Sarouy Wools DOUGLASS & BRO, J G12 Oth et Dex Goons. Ose Case Remnants of bt and Dark CALICO, Ac. NEL sae Kentants BLEACHED CANLO™ FLAN- itd lees than ¥ CANTON FLANNEL in ull erades from Se. un, LACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, single and double Lime tine BLANKET SHAWLS. saste und double, BED COMFOKTS 1m creat variety. BLANKET» st all prices from 7ac. up. fTON BATTING for quilt ALL-WOOL Diss PLaNSeL. Tien Esra DAMASK TOWEL. 25c. BENE ‘TTA CAmHMEKE, biack and colora one ‘yard wide. 2c. ty SHIRTING, 10 and 12: FARN SACQUES for Chiidins Heke ase ap, Ful upe GENT! DERWEAK 2” @)D CHILDREN's UNDER' TabLe inads NAPKISS ge YEAR 2. & TOWNER & SOM, = 1316 Tihataw Orrice or E. B. BARNUM & CO, 931 Pehusyivania ave, ‘WASHINGTOR, D.C, OCTOBER 8th, Oth, 10th and 11th. Dollars or more on the above dates. Men's Suits, Men's Overcoats, Men’ Pants, Boys’ Suite, Boys’ Overconts, Children's Suits and Overcoats:: al: on all Custom Tailoring re le! on the apove datos. E. B BARNUM & Co. ‘¥31 Penusylvani: In order to liven up business and test the merits of the '*Post” and “Star” as advertising mediums we make this allowance of One Dollar ‘on every purchase of Five Dollars or more made at our store this week. Cut out s coupen, bring it to the store with you, and hand it to the salcs- Man asso much cash. We were nevor in better shape to sorve you than now. The stock is larger and moro varied, Tho best indication that our efforts to please are appreciated by the citizens of Washington is the fact that our store 4s filled with customers and our sales far in excess of previous seasons, & B. BARNUM& CO, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 1t ‘s Oorritmses, Acold winter being in prospect, we feel itour duty toremind you to look over your supply of UNDERWEAR now to get the beneft of @ variety to select from, which later on will be less com- plete. Our stock represents some very desir- able things in that line and we feel satis- fied of pleasing you. As a specimen our $1.00 pure Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers in heavy weights deserve your notice, Remember the newly added custom sbirt department, AUERBACH, 623 Pa. ave, and N. ¥. ave., cor, 15th. Taz Box Mazcuz at Krracd 7 Gi a ia} CENTS, Youseen the 4-Button Gen- uine French Kid Glove w:th narrow embroidery, Iatest style,we are show- ing in Black, Tan, Brown, Gray and Green? All sizes, 534 to 74. WE WARRANT THEM REAL KID, Equal to any $: 25 Glove, Our Price SEVENTY-NINE CENTS. THE BON MARCHE, 316 7th st. ow. Reavy Crorntxa, 09-20 THE AMOUNT OF THOUGHT AND HARD WORK THAT 18 DEVOTED TO THE DESIGNING AND MANUFACTUR- ING OF READY-MADE CLOTHING MUST NECESSARILY PRODUCE GOOD KE- SULTS, OUR STOCK TOR THIS SEASON I8 PROOF THAT WE HAVE NOT BEEN IDLE DURING THE SUMMER OUR STYLES ARE THE VERY LATEST, OUR FABRICS ARE ALL PERFECTLY RELI- ABLE AND OF THE MOST POPULAR PATTERNS, AND THE PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE. EACH AND EVERY GARMENT 19 STYLISHLY CUT, THOROUGHLY TAIL- ORED AND A PERFECT FIT. THESE ARE THE POINTS TO INSIST ON HAVING IN ALL CLOTHING YOU BUY. If YOU DEAL WITH Us YoU ARE ALWAYS SURE OF GETTING THEM. WE STILL HAVE A SPLENDID SELEC- TION OF FALL OVERCOATS, ALL SIZES AND SHAPES. COME IN AND LET US. SHOW 1HEM TO YOU. WE KNOW THE STYLES WILL PLEASE YOU, AND THE PRICES ARK ALWAYS RIGHT, FROM #10 TO 820, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.E. COR. 7TH AND D STS. N.W. Juv & Dervence, BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, Nos, 420-422 11TH ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C., are always roady tooxecute Printing in all its branches, ‘They pay special attention to works of a Scientific Character, Briefs, Records for the Courts, Arguments before the Departments and the various Commissions jn session in the city and all work of a Legal or Scieu- tile character, MERCANTILE WORKS ‘Beatly and expeditiously done at fair prices, ATTORNEYS srenotified that we have the LARGEST FORCE OF PRINTERS employed in the city and can get out sla lic ea tele items, you won't ueed our talking, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 17 pair of Nottingham Curtains, White and Ecru, — Gauss Loe ‘were #2 and $2.25. Ked tick- ‘Be. to 33 Framed Pictures 49212 and 12x15) oxidized, wood and bronze frames, Kood subjects. BA then the foliowing list of se ee ge et 2 GAIN RED TICKET DAY will ed ticketed 58c, each, Ve. ticketed 65c. eac WORSTEDS, a Zephyre Se. a lap, You can't buy it any- where under 7c. eted Le. each. STAMPED LINENS, &. 25e. Stamped Musin Pillow Shams. Red ticketed ica 9 Fide. Stamped Linen and Drawn Work Bureau Scarfs, 72-inch long, wero $1.75 aud $1.08. Red ticket ‘Odd Scarfs and Tray Covers, Stamped Linen and 7c. to 9 Drawn Work, were 7 Sc, Red ticketed 48c. each. MILLINERY, ted $1.25 each. $1.25. 81 Red ticketed 9c. each. 900 pieces of Ribbon, odd shades. Red ticketed 5c. 'y Bly” Caps, Red ticketed a B8e. yea. ne — lot of “Nell; vac! EMBROIDERIES AND LACES, ‘50c. i Be. yard, 1 ar RY 16-3 19. child: ticket 4-4 yard. 39e. a Goons. ‘loaking Flushes, in N Heil tickoted 7c. a yan inch’ Moired and striped Colored’ Plu reh's cloaks and dregs trimmings, were 81. te a 10c. Bleached Muslins, TOILET Goons. Pile eS & Sargont’s Sulphur Soap, Red ticketed 0. Te. Cocoa Bean Soap. Red ticketed 16c. a box of 3 cakes, 122, Extracts, “Frapsipani,” “Boquet” and “ Violet,” ‘De. be. & yard. a yard, ounce, orted loc. Hed ticketed 11c. a bo Colored .. Ked ticke: balls of Embroidery ‘Linsel. Dok. MMINGS, Black Silk Net, 46 inches wide, BUTTONS AND BUCKLES. each. HAND) 10¢. Red ti Hosi zp 20c. ¥ licketed 11 v KERCHIES. icketed Se. each. White oe Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. ° ti Etubroidered Handkerchiefs, 19. each, ic. White Embroidered Mull Ties, Red ticketed 6c. . India Silk Windsor Ties, Hed ticketed 16c. 50 Feather Boas. Red ticketed $1.78 each, ERY AND UNDERWEAR. pair of Bo Red ticketed 1 7c. ® pair, 1s 28, pants size 2U to 20. Red tickete JEWELLY - Bead Necklaces, colored. «Red ticketed 10c. pairs Ladies’ 25c. Striped Hose, en's 5Qe. Merino Underwear, vests Be. cach, each, Sc. Oxidized Stick Pius. Red ticketed 1c. Breastpius, were asligh us Uc. Ked ticketed 19. each. each. M ticketed 833.48 exc lisse’ Cloth Dresses, sizes Red ticketed 81.98. UspnELEAS oS ou 1. eke MEN’ 42 aud 44, drawers 36 and 38, each, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, “ied Hed School Companions, wood box. Red Scuool Companions, paper box. Red tick- 10 ticke ts ¢. Fille etd’ 4c. each, each, ered Slates, regulation size, with slate pencil, Se. Oxidized-frame Purses, Red ticketed 15c. Real Alligator Purses, Med ticketed 5: each, Shopping Bugs. “Red ticketed S4c. cach, French DERWEAR AND INFA Ja Siren) Corsets $1.50, ‘Muslin Drawers -'5 hildren's Short Bro: hed Ucketed 21.68 61 DEPAKIME: ALL. 08 each, tases’ Newmark euch. d $1.39 enc! ed $1.40 each. 5 GOODS. }@ Hose. Red ticketed 3 pairs 50c, c. ba Howe. Hed ticketed 3 pairs $1. ikht, sizes—shirts Ked ticketed 79, Gray Underwear, heavy | gor Mm: TD ss pe mk EG Ma os Bae 2eh UU RE SSs bb 4 4 UU MM Sgg8 SORULAR bHOPEING PLACE, 7TH STREET. Croax Deranruesz. Tho following Bargains will be offered for sale in SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Cloak Department: Of the two lots mentioned your attention is called to tho small quantity. Customers wishing to avail them- selves of the opportunity are requested to come early 5. $7.50. 50 JACKETS AT @ 100 baad = in the day, 00-; SULTS TTS TTT TT TTT SST TITTY Wau H. Mc Kyryws Dany Lerten. eet el | a. C. HUTCHINSON, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, LADIES’ AND MISSES' WRAPS, St THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1890, We shall continue our weekly “Stock- Pruning" sale tomorrow and shall offer in conjunction with the “Odds and Ends” the following special bargain: GLOVES.—Wo having been delayed in re- ceiving our regular dollar Gloves, have con- cluded te wcll our regular $1.35 Kid Gloves for $1 until they arrive, rather than disap- point avy more of our patrons. 4-button Kid Gloves, in;Tans, Slates, Browns and Gray. 81 iustosd of 81.35. CHILDREN'S HOSILKY.—25 dozen more of tho Cintldren's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, at 190 per pair. Guaranierd Fast Black. LADIES’ HOSE.—50 dozen Ludies' Fancy Hose, in stripes, boot patterns and Fast Bleck. Only “5c. per pair. UNDERWEAR. — Ladies’ Fall-weight Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck and loug sleeves, Only 25c, eal, Panta to match, only 50e. per suit. Balbrigwan Vests, heavier, 48e. each, NEW SUITS, WRAPPERS AND TEA GOWNS.—We have received an elegant line of the above-named garmeuts aud solicit your inspection, Beautiful line of Surah and China Silk Tea Gowns, in delicate ‘shsdes. Lovely colorings, becoming styles, comfortable shapes and reasonable prices, “Quite different” from the ordinary run of gowns, Tho Children's Jackets at $4.50 and 65, which we had sold out of, are now here, WILLIAM H. MoKNEW Guocessor to R. H Taylor 933 Pa. ave ow, amboo Easels, 416 and 534 fect high. Red and Wood Paper Racks, Red ticketed '. Uncovered Head Rosts, two shapes, Red tick- and @{.75 French Felt Hats, colored. Sud 10a ‘forchon Laces, Red ticketed 5c. a ch Colored Velveta, Gobelin, Tan, Myrtle, Olive and Serpent, were Sc. Ked ticketed dike. & 2 picees of 21-in Blue and Olive, were $1. ushes for Red “Fruit of the Loom,” “Dwight Anchor,” Lonsdale, &c, Red ticketed 83c.'a sizes of Underwear Buttons, book form, ‘Se. m yard. Kea" dickvted 2c. a Colored Silk Corset Laces, Red ticketed 7c. ‘© Bead Ornament Gimp, Red ticketed 50c. a 1sc. to 25c. Faucy Colored Gimps. Red ticketed 10c. Red ticketed ancy Metal Buttous. Red ticketed 8c. « doi ‘olored Ball Boue Buttous, Ked ticketed 3 + to SSe. Cut Steel Buckles, Red tickoted 19c, -olored Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 25c. Bleck Kibbed Hose, size 73. Red ticketed 2 20 to a1 Bisque Kia-1 Doll I solicd. Red ticketed Suc. esc” DOU slightly Stall Dolls, with luce caps, Ked ticketed 17c. NTS' GOODS. ‘ashinero Coats, wore Striped Newmarkets, were $7.50. Red ‘ets, sizes 8 to 16, were $5. Red 12 to 14, wore 83. ria Umbrellas, mourning handles, Stinch Gloria Umbrellas, silver handles, Red TTT Ornce Or W. A, PIERCE & CO. SUCCESSORS TO EG. DAVIE, 719 MARKET SPACE, CORNER 8TH ST. ANOTHER JOB IX RIBBONS. 4,670 Yards ALL-SILK Satin Edge Gros Grain Ribbon, No 5,1 inch wide, Regular price, 60. Reduced to ‘8c, p yard. No. 7.1% inch wide. Regular price, 8c, Reduced to Se. a yard, No. 9.—1}¢ inch wide, Regular price, 110, Reduced to 7c. a yard. No. 12,—2 inches wide, Regular price, 14c, Reduced to 80, yard. No. 16.—236 inches wide, Regular price, 18¢, Re- duced to 10c. a yard. ‘We have these goods in all the leading shades, includ- ing Black, White and Cream. Some one islosing heavily. Well, whst do you care? You get them at half their values, ‘The Second Jobin Ribbon is 500 yards Fancy All- Silk for Millinery purposes, in all the newest shades. Three (3) inches wide, Regular price, 40c, For this lot the price will be 180. per yard. The third job in Ribbon isa very heavy Black gros wrain, all silk, 4 inches wide, 36c. per yard. Binches wide, 26c. per yard, LEATHER GOODS, An Excellent Chattelaine Bag, made after the newest fashion, of good grained leather (imitation seal), kid liued, A splendid value for $1, but for the present the price will be 85c. ONE DOLLAR RID GLOVE FOR 750. ‘This isa 4-button, undressed Glove, in Tans, Slates, aud Blacks, We will guarantee that it can't be matched for leas that $1 per pair. They are not old stock, but new, fresh goods bought under price. As an induce- ment we let you have your pick at 75c. a pair, A SPECIAL DRIVE IN OUR LACE DEPARTMENT. By chance we got in the first offer and secured lot of “Point de Gene" Lace, about 700 yards in all, Itis 4 inches wide, and was imported to sell for 25c. yard wholesale, 18c, per yard is what we are selling it for, TRIMMINGS, ‘The reduction in this department will be in & real Guipure Passementcrie that cost 33 per cent more to land than we offer it to you for. 50c, quality reduced to 37c. per ya 650, * “ bba je ” 62, « # 85 “ 7c. 8 81 . © 8 B50 ew One lot of Guipure Eecurial Lace: $2.00 quality reduced to 81.50 per yard, “ * # gigo $350 — "e1L7° « REMNANTS IN MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS. Mou's All-linen Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs: A @ KE LM N R initial 8.3 15 61 Reduced from 25c, to 17. each, Men's Extra Fino Hewstitched All-linen Handker- chiefs. Open-work initial. A DEF KLM NOP T Initio, Quantity, 141 3 29919124 7 6 Quantity. Reduced from 50c. to 31c. each, Smail lot of Ladies’ Colored Border Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. Reduced from 123¢c, each to 4 for We are determined to do the Corset business of the town, and what is there to keep us from it, We have our Corsets made at the lowest factory prices, while the majority buy from Jobbers, As a starter we will sell our own Special Corset, which we went to intro- duce, and we think the best kind of an introduction is by putting the price within the reach of all. This Corset ‘sa fins French Coutil, boned with the best (whale bone) two-side stecls on each side, handsomely embroidered with red (fast color), and is perfect Sitting: You can compare it with any dollar Corset in the mar- ket, aud we guarantee that you will find uone better for that price, As we have it made for our own uso you cannot buy it elsewhere. It is called the W. A. P. CW. A. Pierce) Corset, and we intend it for our regular 7c. Corset, but the introduction price will be 69c. a pair LADIES’ WINTER SKIRTS, 5 This lot of Skirts was left over from Mr. Davis’ stock, but was not shown during our clearing sale, os that occurred in warm weather, They are seasonable now and we waut the room they occupy. Quilted Mohair Skirts, former price, $1.50; re- duced, 75e. Quilted Mohair Skirts, former price, $2.50; re- duced, $1.25, Quilted Mohair Skirts, former price, $2.75; re- duced, $1.38, Quilted Mohair Skirta, former price, $3.50; re- duced, $1.75, Quilted Mohair Skirts, former price, $4; reduced, $2. Quilted Mohair Skirts, former price, 85.51 duced, $2.75, 2 Quilted Satin Skirts, Garnet and Brown, was $4, Bow 3 6 Quilted Satin Skirts, Bleck, was $3.50, now $1.75. Ladies’ Fine Cloth Skirts in (all wool) colors, Brown, Navy, Slate aud Gray, Brown Mixod, Natural and Erown, Black, White, Gray and Red Striped, also Plain BL 2.25 Skirts reduced to $1.13 cach. $2.75 Skirts reduced to $1.38 each. $1.88 Skirts reduced to Y4c, each, 82.50 Skirts reduced to $1.25 each, $5 Skirts reduced to €1.50 cach. 2.75 Skirts reduced to $1.37 each, ’ Small lot of China Silk Drapery Scarfs in figured and plain. Reduced from 81 to 70c. cach, BAKGAINS IN THE SMALL WARE DEPAKTMENT. Bilk Loom Web, 15e.; reduced from 23 Lot of Stecl Shears, 23c. pair; reduced from 60c. English Hairpins, 50 in box, 3c, box; reduced from 10c. Stockinet Dress Shields, No. 1—9e. pr. No. 2—11e pr. No. 3-136, pre Feather Weight Dress Shields, 1—10e. pr. . 2—13e. pr. No. 3—L5e, pr. 20 pairs Hose, slightly soiled, reduced from 75e, and ‘50c. a pair to 3 pairs for $1. W. A. PIEKCE & CO, Successors to E.G. Davis, 719 Market Space, corner 8th street. FOR LADIES.—Are the very best value it is possible to aqueeze into 150 cents. A Wo order these goods in ‘Try a pair. If they are not as represented we will cheerfully refund you the money, Posl- 5,000 pair lots, quantities _ TIVE which no other Washing- _ BOON ton house cau use; can _ TO therefore furnish _ THE $1.50 that has all the style, _ TOILING comfort and — | THOUSANDS. the averae _ Our guarantee with every — pair. - FOR 81.50 WE OFFER —_ LADIES' DONGOLA BUT- o* OUR TON Boots, peat 21.50 Common-sense shape. ee SHOES Opera toe, medium heel, has bY Opera toe, patent tip, aes Fan Ladies’ s1z0, spring heel. sabes THE LADIES’ PrBBLY GOAT cae BEST BUTTON, bees IN Common-sense stylo. eres TOWN Opers toe, medium heel, oS FOR LADIES' DONGOLALACED ane THE SHOLS, om PRICK. Glove kid laced. * ase! Glove kid cougross, AHR S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816S8EVENTS ST, 1022 PA. AVE. n | 281PA. AVE RE, r BURT SS RELIABLE SHOES. WE ARE OFFERING ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES OF LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WALKING AND DRESS BOOTS, LADIES WISHING HANDSOME, SERVICE- ABLE SHOES WILL FIND AT OUR STOKE THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CIty. OUR LARGE SALES ENABLE US TO OFFER GOODS AT MUCH LOWER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE FOR THE 8AME QUALITY. THE QUALITY OF THE BURT SHOES 18 TOO WELL KNOWN TO BE COMPARED WITH INFERIOR GOODS. OUR AIM 18 TO SELL NONE BUT GOOD, SERVICEABLE SMOKES AT FAIR PRICES, WE CALL SPECIAL ALTENTION TO OUR STOCK OF MM MM OREN NN Nm Mua EE SRN Sas Pea OB be MMM Eee AY sass SHOES, WHICH CONTAINS GREATER VARIETY THIS SEASON THAN EVER BEFORE. GENTLEMEN IN NEED OF WALKING OR DRESS SHOES WILL DO WELL TO EXAM- INE OUR STOCK, LADIES' WALKING SHOES, £3.00 TO $7.00. MEN'S WALKING SHOES, 50 TO $7.00. ARTHUR BURT & CO, 08 1211 F 8T. Nw. We Mase Ir A Pos tock of goods, but exposing some of our choicest wares in show windows slightly soiled them and we must snd are willing to dispose of them at great sacrifice, Our patrons will at a glance notice the great reduce tions from ordinary popular prices, SLIGHTLY SOILED LINENS: ‘Momie Cloth Bureau Scarfs reduced from 0c. to 25e. Hemstitched Bureau Scarfs reduced from 81 to 50¢, Hemstitched Center Pieces reduced from $1 to 0c. Different styles Tray Covers from 75c, to 25c, Pillow Shams reduced from 25c. to 17¢. Butcher's Linen Bureau Scarfs reduced from 75e. to 5c, at all times to keep a clean Damask Bureau Scarfs, with colored border, ro- duced from 75¢. to 550, 25c, Splashers reduced to 19¢, Butcher's Linen 1 yard square Table Covers reduced from 50c. to 35e. 35e, Stamped Aprons, with fancy borders, reduced to 18c, Burgairen Fringe for table covers, 23c. A few embroidered pieces at greatly reduced prices. 81 Dress Forms at 6c, ‘This sale will take place TOMORROW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 PPP PPP 00 PP pp RX N mer oo PLP NNN Ho FER OM MM MM F; RR SS, HOWE TE MMAM fo dren = 885s PoE GPRS be pep fs MHEFEU MMM EKER B = 1t 514 NINTH ST., BETWEEN E AND F, SPECIAL MENTION. €2~ We're talking PLUSHES with PRICES attached x our Cloak ‘‘ad.” today, Better read it It's ou 0 8. f~ Our FALLand WINTER CATALOGUE is out, If you've wot an out-of-town friend you think would like one—send us the name and address—they’re free, Dowr Bornow Trovste. Read this and then what we've got to say about it— PRICES OF SHOES TO ADVANCE, New Youx, Oct. 8.—About 130 shoe manufacturers, rn ‘uring all parts of the country, met here yester: day and decided coat there must be an advauce in the Price of shoes. This decision was. tc: along discussion. It in said that the ady from ZO to 00 cents a pair.—Star of yesterday, DON'T LET IT WORRY YOU—We'll look after your interests, This is trotting out an old “bug-bea: When we were placing our orders we took steps to fore- stall @ rise. We are you over again—only on a larger scale. We want the best for the least money— and we getit, So do you—and you get it—always— when you buy of US. ‘Does this look as though our prices were going up— Men's brat quality CALF, with Calf or Moroceo Tops. ‘Sold by" us aul long at SS enow gel No! Or docs this— A Men's Genuine Hand-welted, Best Qnality Our Sk utton, Lace or Conytess, A stylish shoe ond an ideal of comfort—43? IP worth 8b, and others will charge tat for as good. Not abitof it, There ian’t the first sign of an ad- vance here—nor won't be, Why, ace how low the spe- cialties and novelties are, CORK SOLE SHOES—A comforter and water- proof combined. “Button, Lace or Conpress—Plain br tipyd, "Three graies—and theyre only Bl $6 Bo. True theyre mare clcwnere One NAUBLERD® cibtine for Patent Jeuthers—all their dressy appearance and twice the wear, “Weil GUARANTEE it 80 anyhow London Picadiily Last—and only $5. ‘The balance of the stock is the same way. Take Ladies’ Shoes, Heresa BRIGHT DONGOLA, Patent Leather pped- iar Baglish Walkenphast—low heel EL eral ned a pool fee npr ‘Where's the rise? A DONGOLA, lace or button, ploin or tizped onpera nr commun wae taxt“#3 jut the sre, LADIES PATENT LEATHERS, with ack pat- tern wexting top The faiet money, andyone were Hie first om hit hod hgee thou thevbut chey're very handsome. By the way, you'll find these particular styles worth Jooking over, whether you need “sbociug” right away or not. But quict your fears about a rise. 84&kS AND COMPANY, THE “STRADY-PRICE" SHOERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 09 STREET. Fors Axp Writs, Our stock is now complete, SEALSKIN SHOULDER CAPES, SEALSKIN SHOULDER CAPES with Persian Vest. All with Flaring Collars. . SHOULDER CAPES in every variety of Fur, Flush and Astrachan Cloth. SEALSKIN JACRETS AND SACQUES at old prices. Duplicates will be higher next month. FURS AND FUR TRIMMING AND FEATHER COLLARETTES. All goods reliable and prices aslowas any house in America. WILLETT & RUOFY, “ BATTERS AND FURRIERS, 6-30 905 PENN. AVE. OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROF, BOSTON DBY GOODS HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.a” Tacnspar, Ocrovrr 9, 1890. REMNANT SALE.—Tomorrow, Fri- Gay, we offer as usual odd sizes, sbort lengths and broken lote All good qual- ity, which will repay examination. “ODD SIZES" IN JERSEYS.—1 All- ‘wool Cardinal Jersey, tucked yoke with fancy Ulack stitching and fuil sleeves, Bize 34. Reduced to 83.50. 1-All-wool Navy Blue Jersey, with smocked yoke and sleeves. Size 38. Ke- duced to $3. 2 All-wool Navy Bine Jerseys, tucked yoke with fancy white stitching, Sizes S2and 34. Reduced to $4.50. 1 Piain Black Jersey, with vest front and high sleeves. Size 42. Reduced to $3, 1 Fine Black Silk Jersey, Size 32. Re- duced to 87.50. 2 Ali-wool Black Jerseyx, with fist Mohair braid trimmings. Sizes 34 and 36. Reduced to #3, (Third floor), “ODD SIZES" IN LADIES’ WRAP- PERS, TEA GOWNS, BLOUSES, &c.— 2 Ladies’ Fine Black Henrietta Cloth Wrappers, Reduced from $12.50 to 50. 1 Lady's Fancy French Flannel Tea Gown, with Cardinal cashmere front, Size 34. Reduced from $14 to 89. 1 Lady's Light Striped Flannel Gown, with Cardinal surah front. Leduced to 86.75. Ladies’ Navy and Cardinal Blouse waists, in large sizes, Reduced to 82 each. 2 Ladies’ Blouse Watsts, in Cardinal and Bisck Striped Flannel, in small sizes, suitable for Misses’ school wear, Reduced to 81.25 1 Lady's Fine Seal Brown Broadcloth Suit. size4¥, Reduced from $35 to 812.50, (Third floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AND CLOAKS.— 2 Misses’ All-wool Brown Flannel Suit, full waist, with Zouave Jacket, trunmed with White braid. Size 14 years. Ke duced to 86.75. 1 Misses’ Ali-wool Green Rergo Suit, with Fedora Vest, Collar and Cuffs of Brown (brondcioth, Size 12 years. Bes duced to 86.75. 1 Misses’ Combination Suit, Brown and Serpent Green striped cloth shirt and full-tucked waist of plain Serpent Green broadciotn, Size 12 years, Re- duced to 86.7: 1 Child's Gobelin Blue Plush Suit come dined with Golden Brown Faille Silk, Size 8 years. Reduced to 815, 1 Child's Green Plush Cloak, eatin Mned. Sizo 4 years, Reduced to #10. 1 Child's Blue Plush Cloak, satin lined, Bize3 years. Reduced to $10. 1 Child's Old Rose Cashmere Dross, with tucked yoke and full sleeves, size 6 years. Reduced to 86.75. (Third floor) “ODD SIZES IN BOYS' CLOTHING, 2 Boys’ One-piece Brown Striped Kilte, Bizes 234 and 3 years, Reduced to ®: 3 Boys’ One-piece Blue Flannel Kiltm, With plaited body. Sizes 2% and 3 years, Reduced from g¢ to@3. 4 Boys’ One-piece Brown Cloth Kilts, with plaited body. Sizes 2% and 3 years, Reduced from $4 to 83. Two Boys' Two piece Fancy Gray Check Kilts. Sizos 2} and 3 yeare, Ke duced from $3.50 to $2.50. 4 Boys’ All-wool Brown Striped Chev- fot Suits, with plaited jackets. Sizes @ to12 years. Reduced from 85 to @4. 8 Boys’ All-wool Do Brown Mixed-striped Chi Sizes 10, 12 and 15 years, Reduced from 86 to 85. 3 Boys’ Fancy-trimmed Light-weizht Jersey Suits. Sizes 7, 8and 10 yearn Ueduced from 84. 2.50. 3 Boys’ Light-weight Blue Jersey Suits, with Whitecollerand cuffs, Sizes Tend 8 years, Reduced from $3.75 ta $2.50. (Third floor? “ODD SIZES" IN INFANTS* GOODS.—2 fine Nainsook First Short Dresses, trimmed handsomely with em- broidory, Slightly soiled, Reduced to $2.50. 1 Sue India Linen Dress, trimmed with fine embroidery. Size two years, Ke- duced to $3. (Second floor.) “ODD SIZES” IN CORSETS.—1 pair Imported Abdominal Corsets, made of ne French coutil, Isced on the sides, patent fastenings down front with rub- ber webbing on each side, band of plush on the tnside, finished around top with embroidery and fanned with white silk stitching. Size 25 inches, Reduced to 4, balf price, Handsome silk lace given with corsets, (Second floor.) “ODD SIZES” IN LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.—® pairs Closed Muse lin Drawers, with deep hamburg ruflle at the bottom, clustered tucks above Aud finished with yoke, buttons and button holea. Size 29. Reduced to 50, 1 pair Lonsdale Cambric Drswers, with torchon lace ruffle and six clusters of fine tucks above. Size 29. Reduced to 75e. (Second floor.) ° “BROKEN LOTS” IN CORSET COV- ERS AND APRONS.—2 Square Neck Cambric Corset Covers, with inserting and narrow edge of Hamburg. Sizes 36 and 42. Reduced to 60c. 1 Muslin Corset Cover, with Pompa- dour neck, finished with an edge of em- broidery, Size 42. Reduced to 20c. Square Neck Corset Covers, made of fine Cambric, edged with Medici lace, Sizes 40 and 42. Reduced to 50c, Childreu's Cross-barred Aprons, high neck and Jong sleeves, with @ narrow edge of embroidery around neck and sleeves. Reduced to 50c. (Second floor.) “SHORT LENGTHS” AND “BROKEN Lots” IN LINENS.—3 8-4 Fringed Damask Cloths, with red borders, Ke- duced to $2each. 2 6-4 Fringed Damask Cloths, with red Dorders. Keduced to @1.25 each. Several soiled half dozen Napkins st reduced prices. 1 8-12 Cardinal Cloth. Reduced to 82.50. “Short Lengths" of Linen Sheeting and Pillow Linen, in lengths from 134 to 5% yards, at greatly reduced prices, “Short Lengths” of Bleached, Un- bleached and Turkey-Ked Damask. Gecond floor.) “ODD SIZES” IN GLOVES.—9 Pairs Ladies’ 6-button Suede Gloves in Opera shades, Sizes 6 and 6%. Keduced to 50c, 7 Pairs Ladies’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves, in Green and Brown, Sizes 5g and 5. Reduced to 75c. 13 Pairs Ladies’ 4-button Dogskin Gloves, in Tans and Browns. Sizes 6 and GX. Reduced to $1.25, (First floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN MEN'S UNDER- WEAR.—5 pairs Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery Co.'s Drawers, heavy winter weight, full regular made, nearly all wool. Sizes 38, 40 and 42, Reduced to $1.75. 15 pieces Dr. Warner's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, strictly firsts, Shirts—Sizes 34. 40, 42, 44 and 46. Drawers—Sizea, 30, 32 and 36,. Re- duced to $1.50. First floor.) “SHORT LENGTHS" IN BLACK GOODS.—Choice ends in Black Goods, consisting of Silk Warp Henricttas, All- wool Henriettas, Serges, Cashmerca, Mohaire, Camels’ Hairs and Black and White Plaids and Stripes at low remnant prices. (First floor.) “BROKEN LOTS IN JEWELRY— 5 Black Pina, Reduced from 25 to 180, 19Gold * ee Omaarwice Qeccarteace “Srome News» R GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST, x. Our eales of Chinaware have thus far surpassed anf Previous year, We can give but one explanation, te, because our assortment of wares far surpass ou previous eforta We have an assortment which contains all styles of decorations from the amall and dainty decorations tq ‘the large and brighter omee, Our prices on these goods are as they are on alf others we handle—the lowest they can be sold. Many of our decorations we control, If you will epend bul # few moments in this department we will take pleas Ure in showing you the different wares, It would be useless to quote prices, with an explante tion of the different goods, as one camino? form an idee Unless they see the article, HOUSEFURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT. We have in this department everything needed te make it complete, and wo also handle line of houses furnishing novelties which many of our patrons say they never saw beforo they visited ua, Many of those Roveltics are good ideas and have saved many cookg houre of time and have delighted thelr mistresses with the ways they can cook the different dishes wit them, GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT. This department we think is as complete as it can be Made, We havo @ full line of the "1890" patterns, which are very handsome, As you enter our establishment the firet thing thet will attract your attention is an immense ebowcase Aled with the richist cut glasa The designs are all of “1890” and are very Leautle ful and rich, SILVERWARE DEPARTMENT, We keep in this department all of the staple eoods nd many new designs su silver, Our lineof Roger? so0ds 1s complete The reputation for their goods fs known all over the world and we have the choicest of their stock. WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE DEPARTMENT, Youcan Gnd in this department everything which comes under the sbove name and @ full line of ime Ported Wooden and Willow Ware, OUR PRICES, WE GUARANTEE ALL OF OUR PRICES, AND GOODS BOUGHT OF US ARE SUBJECT TO REY FUND OF MONEY IF THEY ARE RETURNED IN THE SAME CONDITION a8 BOUGHT, R GOLDSCEMID, u 1007-1009 F at, n.w, > Guest Coxanrcation aT > ee ¥ 7 gs PP ER RR ERR PELE EE i ws ‘What we have got to say about VELVETS aft your pocket book ws well as your good taste, oe know, as a rule, what is in demand supports © big Price, To start of with—OURS DO NOT, Tang, popularity oranything else cannot drive our prices ous cent above what we bave them marked now. these are gor.o—well, “we will #00 what weshall seo.® Aud the shades— Velvet has gone to work for trhamtog by the wholesale, Of course, ali the different coi binations aud colors into which dress patterns haw beeu dipped makes it essential to match them al) rT Velvet. We have done it. The Velvet buyer made most complete survey of the field—and every pre vision made to meet any want you come alone with, Backed by the price—and the stock—we are strut} claimants to your consideration. Toget a little nearer to the facts—look at a@1 qualiy we are showing—one that would answer almost call for @1.25. A botter quality at $1.50, aud suk, better at $1.75, Tho last is aCroise Velvet, and fc) all anybody could tell you would take it for au alle silk—that would cost double as much. There is @ 22-inch «rede that we have marked @@ ‘Dut it holds some that are better, The Genuine All-silk Velvets are @ rainbow variety, and you know we would not touch a han: them if they were mot above suspicion, All shac 4 imaxinable, Binck All-silk Velvete that are useable at any ti aud on almcst everything—83.50 to Sa yard—Thes as got to Le some reputation for us to tie to—-you ca, devend on that, Lyon, Ponson and Guinet stands the top notch—These are theirs. Other Black Velvete—good, but not so famously ri —81.@ -50, 81.75, $2, @2.25, 82.50 up es, yard—19 to 26 inches wide, All the fancy novelty shades and all the year a! year standards in SILK PLUSHES—good widths, and 19inches—SSc. With a follower of 24-inch as, ‘These caunot be more than temporary prices, for th: aro selling almost as fast as we can cut off your orde: When they are cone—the replenishing depends of circumstances, But ‘while the light holds out t burn"—Soe. and 818 yard. Another 24-inch quality at $1.50. Btill « quarte under a fair price. Richer at €2 8 Yard—shriukig 0c. under a matching price, Black and Brown Silk Plushes—are you in want ¢ them? Price—cheaper than worth. © Anovelty im the Pompadour Velvets—and besiae those don’t miss looking at the fancy Plushes and Vz vet we brought here for your pleasure. Your impulse can but Jead youin to have s Follow it. “Welcome” is the plessant word you will #4 everywhere, This is the people's store—isn't it? Thin, of these prices—and it would be strange if you we Rot privilezed to come and goat your will We bay ‘no fear that when you are ready for a cut of either tt: Velvet or Flush our scissors will be called into play. @ SCATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840, A Preasasr Meass A PLEASANT MEANS Of quickly and rads cally curing dyspepsia Chronic liver disease malaria, chill, dumb gue and other dis, eases of minsmatic orie ein, and of producing strength, is found in the ure of n . MERTZ’S WINE OF CALISAYA AND IRON. ‘T5e. s botty MERTZ'S WINE OF CALISAYA AND IRON, Pleasant to the taste and never @iscolors the teett EP, MERTZ, FAMILY DRUGGIST, 1t 1014 Fst, Washington. Norwirastaxprxe